A long time ago I saw Aurelio Paviato doing a trick where he counted some bills and found that they were multiplying in his own hands until they returned to their original number.

I'd like some more information about this trick if you have them, because I didn't find anything.

Thanks
Metius

Perhaps this was the Fred Kaps version of the 11 Card Trick done with bills? Kept having 11 when he asked for 10?

Uhm...yes, could be it, but it seems to me they were much less (keep having six when asking five, I don't remember well). Anyway, where can I find info about this trick you mentioned?

I believe that you are talking about a very old trick called "The Six-Bill Repeat". It is a dollar bill version of the even older "Six Card Repeat Trick".

In the trick six bills are counted and then three are tossed away. When the bills are recounted there are six again. This is repeated four more times, each time three are tossed away only to have six bills counted out.

Yes, it seems to be that trick. Anybody knows where could I find it to learn?

Thanks
Metius

Find a book on basic card handling and learn and use the buckle count. Jerry Mentzer's Counts Cuts and Subtlety covers this and many other counts that can be used with bills. Any magic dealer can help you.

Wow, what a coincidence! I just ordered this book about a week ago and I'm waiting for it!

Metius

Here are some links to magic stores that carry the six bill repeat or a trick with appearing bills:


Daytona Magic
-- look for six bill repeat (comes with phony bills)
http://www.daytonamagic.com/Comedy%20Magic/COM18.htm

Petrick & Mia
-- look for Money Production trick which boasts that from the folds of a sheer silk cash flows and flows.
http://www.pmmagic.com/1magic.html

El Duco's Magic
-- Osaka Bills (video) is a very visual production of bills which instantly appear at the finger tips. You can easily produce up to 15 bills without any extra gimmick!
http://www.el-duco.se/

I'm not sure if you're only interested in the six bill repeat routine. But these other two can be nice alternatives for bill productions. All the best!!!

Jimmy